Fiji’s Roving Ambassador presents credentials to the President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands

Mr. William Brown Toganivalu, Roving Ambassador of the Government of the Republic of Fiji to the Pacific Island Countries and Territories and Agencies of the Council of Regional Organisations in the Pacific, presented his Letter of Credentials as Fiji’s non-resident High Commissioner to the Republic of the Marshall Islands to Her Excellency Dr. Hilda C. Heine, President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands.

During the credentialing ceremony, Ambassador Toganivalu conveyed warm greetings from the Government of Fiji and congratulated President Heine on her second term in office. He reaffirmed Fiji’s commitment to strengthening the longstanding bilateral relationship between the two countries, which is rooted in shared values, cultural ties, and a commitment to regional cooperation.

Key areas of discussion included deepening bilateral relations through increased cooperation in education, health, and aviation. Both countries acknowledged the pressing challenges of climate change and discussed strategies for resilience and sustainable development. Ambassador Toganivalu also highlighted Fiji’s commitment to supporting the Marshall Islands in its efforts to address the complex issues associated with nuclear testing and its ongoing impacts.

The Ambassador expressed his appreciation for Fijian nationals employed in RMI, particularly those in education, healthcare, and infrastructure. He committed to engaging with them and celebrated Fiji Day with them, acknowledging their diligent efforts and the substantial economic benefits they provide to Fiji through remittances

The presentation of credentials marks a significant milestone in the strengthening of the diplomatic ties between Fiji and the Republic of the Marshall Islands.